"Where are the carriers?" The nation's leaders seem to ask that question whenever a crisis perceived to involve vital U.S. interests develops. According to the conventional wisdom, the aircraft carrier--because of its mobility, its versatility, and the capabilities that it affords the United States, particularly that of projecting air power without relying on overseas bases--is the best militar...

A major challenge for fact-checking platforms to survive is a lack of resources. Platforms relying solely on professionals may not be able to become self-sufficient because of the amount of resources they require. We propose that a sustainable model requires incorporating the wisdom of the crowd and automated assisting tools into the process, which will increase efficiency and decrease costs. I...

The subject of this article is how to think beautifully; For the researcher, characteristics confrontation and curiosity greats art, philosophy revelatory mystics beauty are a matter. purpose research from an intertionl perspective in order better understand concept beauty. Descriptively analytically with approach phenomenologists such as Husserl, we have explored specific passages object found...

Conventional wisdom suggests that preferential trade agreements (PTAs) contain environmental standards because the highly regulated North imposes these on reluctant South. But what about increasing occurrence of in South-South agreements? Are they simply a product diffusion process from North-South PTAs? Or do PTAs signal real commitment to both regulation and performance? We test two perspecti...

In this article, we present a comprehensive study aimed at computing semantic relatedness of word pairs. We analyze the performance of a large number of semantic relatedness measures proposed in the literature with respect to different experimental conditions, such as (i) the datasets employed, (ii) the language (English or German), (iii) the underlying knowledge source, and (iv) the evaluation...